Quantum Gray Kite: East Bay Shadowless Spy

Brothers and sisters, don't row away! Let me give you a treasure novel that I recently unearthed, called "Quantum Gray Kite: East Bay Shadowless Spy". The title of the book looks like a serious science fiction spy story, right? I thought so at first, but then I clicked on it and burst into laughter. Aliens, agents, retired uncles and aunts, milk tea girls, and pancake stall owners were all stewed in one pot, and it was so delicious! Let's talk about the style of painting first: The protagonist Lin Mo, the ace of the East Bay Intelligence Bureau, sounds awesome, right? What was the mission equipment? Rolling pin! Popping candy mines! Air freshener turned into adhesive spray! Soak wolfberry in a thermos cup and use it as a brainwave disruptor! The villains were all confused: "Brother, your way is too wild, aren't you?" What's even more amazing is the team configuration: the alien creature "Liangliang" (who is a luminous dolphin who likes hot springs and making up interstellar rock), retired physics professor Grandma Qin (whose tactics are leek) The vegetable box covers the handover of intelligence), the subway driver Master Wu (his talent is spatial perception, and he uses a clothes drying pole in fights), the part-time college student in the milk tea shop (he relies on his intuition to make milk tea and crack the genetic code)... Oh my god, if you take this lineup to participate in the weird game, you can win the championship.